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Sweet Maple
Sweet Maple: San Francisco brunch that lives up to the hype - Millionaire Bacon, fried French toast, and crave-worthy omelets.
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Sweet Maple: San Francisco brunch that lives up to the hype - Millionaire Bacon, fried French toast, and crave-worthy omelets.
Sweet Maple is a popular San Francisco brunch spot at 2101 Sutter St. The menu shines with Millionaire Bacon, Big Hip deep-fried French toast, and the Bay Bottom Omelet with crab, plus praised bread and colorful home potatoes. Reviews commend fast service on busy days and a lively vibe, with bottomless mimosas and outdoor seating noted, though lines can be long.
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Thick-cut bacon glazed with a sweet and spicy blend, a must-try house specialty.
Freshly made omelets, scrambles, and pancakes using high-quality, locally sourced ingredients.
Unlimited mimosas with various flavors like Mango Tajin, perfect for weekend celebrations.
Crispy on the outside, soft inside, served with Vermont maple syrup and butter.
Cozy seating options with a vibrant atmosphere, accommodating groups and solo diners.
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Overall rating
Melissa Eisner
Well worth the wait. Came on a busy weekend and there was a line … ended up waiting about 30 minutes for a table so not too bad. They make a good cup of coffee, and the service is pretty fast. I ordered the eggs with tots, and upgraded to the millionaires bacon, which was fabulous. Totally lived up to the hype. The omelette was also great, loved the multi color home potatoes. Will definitely come back. Yum!!!
My Hoa N.
Came here for brunch right when they open and it got crowded quick. The tables are set up so close together that the noise and conversation travel easily. There was someone coughing next to our table and was a bit concerned about catching something. Not that it's the person's fault, just the tables were so close together. It took a bit for someone to come and get our order. We tried to flag someone down and they kept saying that they'd grab our actual waiter. The person who came and took our order, took our order wrong. We were trying to get their attention but the restaurant got so busy that we didn't succeed in getting someone to correct it. Only towards the end when we got the bill that we were able to dispute it. I took photos just in case. The food was decent. The millionaire bacon is a must. The pancake was a bit tough to cut.
Lindsay
Delicious food and friendly service! The line may look long but moves pretty quickly, especially if you’re willing to sit outside in cooler weather. The Bay Bottom Omelet is one of my favorites and comes with a generous serving of crab. Their bread is AMAZING. The fried french toast is good but tastes like dessert/fair food, so be prepared! The millionaire bacon is melt-in-your-mouth, sweet, and spicy. It’s worth trying at least once. The food is always quality!
Myishia Dean-Johnson
Every time we are in SF Sweet Maple is a MUST! We love the food! The millionaire sampler is so good! Four slices of bacon with different flavors, delish! The Bugolgi scramble is our favorite. Oh and the mimosa's, yes bottomless is an option! Mango Tajin is my go to. Should you visit SF, please check this place out, the staff are so kind, polite, and patient. The atmosphere, whether outside or inside is a vibe as is the location. Be mindful there is only street parking.
Kevin Drost
Sweet Maple is definitely a brunch spot worth the hype! I ordered their Big Hip— their famous deep-fried French toast— and wow, it did not disappoint. Crispy on the outside, soft and warm on the inside, and paired perfectly with pure Vermont maple syrup, butter, and powdered sugar. Absolute perfection. But the real star of the show? The Millionaire Bacon. Oh. My. God. Hands down the best bacon I’ve ever had in my life— rich, slightly spicy, sweet, and just insanely flavorful. Even if you don’t order a full meal, you HAVE to at least get a side of this bacon. It’s a must-try and totally worth the trip just for that alone!
